A 1970s enemy of Luke Cage with steel teeth. Minor mob boss.

The first of a series of articles comprehensively covering the X-Men, as actually published during the 1960s.

Miscellaneous news about the ongoing work on writeups.org.

A spider-themed baddie in the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1980s cartoon. Intrusion expert.

A KGB agent who was the Black Widow’s partner during the 1960s. Boris was a strongman, an engineer, and a skilled and daring brick agent.

An obscure Black Widow enemy heading a large-ish terrorist organization, who also clashed with the Thing. Seems to have later been active in Central Asia.

One of the classic Tekken fighting game characters. Genuinely skilled fighter, but thick as two short planks.

Meh 1970s Teen Titans villains with light flash and dark cloud powers.

1970s psychopath with a scythe and noose, who thinks he’s a righteous vigilante. The first Hangman (Harlan Krueger) chiefly clashed with the Werewolf by Night, and with Spider-Woman.

These are enhanced, fast zombies from the Grim Dawn video game. They can drain life force to repair themselves as they kill. So that’s nice.

Formerly the Indestructible Man, a James Bond-style crime/conspiracy/intelligence mastermind with many henchmen.

Street-level costumed hitman, enforcer and sadist, with knives.

One of the most popular classic Street Fighters characters. Giant Russian wrestler.

So yeah, that was a thing. A rather embarrassing one , for sure, but it did exist.

An explanation of how time progresses in the classic Claremont run on Marvel Comics’ X-Men books. His writing of it is subtle, but coherent and effective.

The errata files (plus a character sheet) for the books released during the Pulsar Games / Blood of Heroes era.

Minor He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoon hero, with air control powers.

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So-so 1970s Teen Titans villains with flame blasts and water blasts.

Obscure size-changing DC Comics Bronze Age villains.

One of the most classic, famous characters in Street Fighter games and other media.

Uzis-toting, punk League of Assassins operative. She has worked directly for Ra’s al Ghul… and Red Robin (Tim Wayne). This profile is to be read after Z’s.

A “named” sniper seen in Red Robin comics. This profile is to be read after his team leader’s, Zed.

Do you need a gestalt pack of fluctuating ghost wolves with a ghost vampiric werewolf cavewoman ? Then we’ve got you covered, as we always do in this situation.

Cinematic-level fighter and operative for the League of Assassins. He and his team worked with Red Robin (Tim Wayne) for a while.

One of ’em goofy Hostess Cakes comic book advert villains, seen in 1980.

The most senior dragon in the 1980s He-Man & the Masters of the Universe cartoons. Mighty immortal wizard.

A minor, tragic superhuman character seen in Flash comics during the 2000s. Reflexive teleportation.

The 1960s Matador, an early Daredevil enemy, is often considered a low point in DD’s rogues gallery. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t cromulent ways of using the character.

The emblematic and exaggeratedly 3-dimensional Fatal Fury and King of Fighters fighting video games character, who was never developed much.